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Celtic Symphony
One of the biggest Celtic songs at Parkhead, written for the club's centenary.
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Celtic Symphony was written in 1987 ahead of Glasgow Celtic Football Club's centenary year in 1988. It has since become one of the most powerful and recognisable Celtic football club chants, rolling around Parkhead on match days. The na-na-na chorus is pure terrace noise. Get the full lyrics and listen free.
Lyrics for Celtic Symphony
Na na na na na,
Na na na na na,
Na na na na na,
Na na na na na,
Here we go again,
We're on the road again,
We're on the road again,
We're on the way to paradise,
We love the jungle deep,
That's where the lion sleeps,
For then those evil eyes,
They have no place in paradise,
Graffiti on the walls,
Just as the sun was going down,
I see graffiti on the walls,
For the Celts,
For the Celts,
Graffiti on the walls says we're magic, we're magic,
Graffiti on the walls,
Graffiti on the walls...
Language · English
Team · Celtic
Behind the chant
When was Celtic Symphony first sung?
Written in 1987 for Celtic's centenary year (1988) and quickly taken up by the terrace faithful at Celtic Park.
What's the story behind Celtic Symphony?
Celtic Symphony was composed in 1987 for Celtic's centenary year of 1988, making it one of the few major Celtic football club songs written specifically for the club rather than adapted from elsewhere.
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